You are quite correct in this, and Democrats and others who did go out to the polls showed patriotic courage worth respect. I hope all come through the exposure in good health.





"When things are not called by their right names, what is said cannot make sense. When what is said does not make sense, what is planned cannot succeed. When plans do not succeed, people become uneasy. When people are uneasy, punishments do not fit crimes. When punishments do not fit crimes, people cannot know where to put hand or foot."

Certainly not among all the WI Democrats who turned out.

In the new spirit of comity we must strive for. There were one or two things in his comment I overlooked, but no matter. He's an awfully prickly fellow, for an apostle of unity, it seems to me....





"When things are not called by their right names, what is said cannot make sense. When what is said does not make sense, what is planned cannot succeed. When plans do not succeed, people become uneasy. When people are uneasy, punishments do not fit crimes. When punishments do not fit crimes, people cannot know where to put hand or foot."

I'm also with everyone that voting was necessary and right. I'm proud of them.

Carry on.

Actually interview individuals and criticize the GOP for their heartless decisions that caused this to happen

Use it as a hammer all the way up to the election.

Thank you to the patriots who went out to vote.

Earliest results will come out are 13th so far as I heard.

People had to make a personal decision between difficult choices of risk illness (and possibly rarely death) or lose an election which by the way also affects people in many ways for years to come. Elections affect court decisions and policy implementations which also affect death and freedoms. Plus, what you are advocating is EXACTLY A REPUBLICAN TALKING POINT in November if we're still stuck.

It just isn't helpful to make these impractical attacks against Democratic voters. It's divisive and will backfire.

How the post you replied to is an attack on Democratic voters. Or, for that matter, how the person you address is advocating a Republican talking point.

The comment seems no more than a statement of fact --- people risked death to cast ballots this Tuesday past in person in Wisconsin. There will be people dead because of this. It was within the power of a Republican legislature to have removed much or all of this risk, and within the power of Republicans on the Supreme Court to assist in mitigating this risk in some degree. Both chose not to do so, for reasons that seemed good enough to them, though not to anyone whose morale development exceeds that of a sociopath. They preferred to, in effect, threaten voters with death should they dare to cast ballots; something no different than occurs when a guerrilla movement threatens shootings or bombings at polling stations in parts of the world on occasion. Perhaps you will now suggest I am spreading a Republican talking point? Or attacking Democratic voters, or being divisive?





"When things are not called by their right names, what is said cannot make sense. When what is said does not make sense, what is planned cannot succeed. When plans do not succeed, people become uneasy. When people are uneasy, punishments do not fit crimes. When punishments do not fit crimes, people cannot know where to put hand or foot."

I do hope he doesn't continue to do that in states like CT where the primary could be cancelled with no ill effect. But all those still on the ballot would need to agree in writing...no point in continuing unless something beside the primary is on the ballot. The primary is over.

I figured it's what Americans have fought and died for since its inception. I'm also young enough that I would in all likelihood survive the coronavirus.

But I don't know if I in good conscience could have told my 68-year-old dad with lung problems to go out and vote if he lived in Wisconsin. He lives in a swing state, but if this happened in November in his state I'm not sure whether I would encourage him to vote or beg him not to, and just the thought of that breaks my heart. I am going to make sure he applies for an absentee ballot as soon as the state starts accepting them for the general election.

I really don't like to see elections canceled or postponed. It sets a very bad president.

I hope Pelosi gets some concessions on vote by mail in return for the next stimulus package.